Reticulocytes can only be seen with certain stains such as new methylene blue and Romanowsky stain(which turns all RBCs blue and main purpose is to only see retics). You can not see retics on a peripheral smear which uses Wright stain.
Isn't wright stain=romanwsky though? And using Romanowsky you only see polychromatophilic erythrocytes that are early or immature and not the more mature reticulocytes, so you end up counting only the early rather than late reticulocytes. If you don't get this then you probably don't learn everything, which is fine
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Why would hypoxemia lead to sickling of RBCs? I mean hypoxemia caused by acidemia maybe but isolated hypoxemia should cause polycythemia, not sickling.
Reticulocytes can only be seen with certain stains such as new methylene blue and Romanowsky stain(which turns all RBCs blue and main purpose is to only see retics). You can not see retics on a peripheral smear which uses Wright stain.
Isn't wright stain=romanwsky though? And using Romanowsky you only see polychromatophilic erythrocytes that are early or immature and not the more mature reticulocytes, so you end up counting only the early rather than late reticulocytes. If you don't get this then you probably don't learn everything, which is fine
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Brilliant brilliant video!!! I'm a lay person, I just got a live blood analysis done, and after watching this I can explain it better than the guy who explained the LBA to me :P THANK YOU! Great job!!!
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Aside from Howell-Jolly Bodies, there are actually more RBC inclusions to be included like Heinz Bodies, Cabot Rings, and Basophilic Stipplings :)
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it helped me understand anisocytosis, hypochromacic, which I have. thank you
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So which RBC would be considered "jagged"? And what causes "jagged" RBCs? What does speckled pattern mean?
Jagged? You mean like drepanocytes or schistocytes or even acanthocytes?
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Hb - 14.5
Rbc - 5.12
MCV - 85.8
MCH - 28.3
MCHC - 32.9
RDW - 16%
Report says anisocytosis. Is there anything to worry?
My blood work showed I had tear drop & oval shaped cells, what can that mean?
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Hi I got 2+ Schisto , 2+ Poikilo , 2+ Ellipto, 1+, Targets, 3+ Hypochrom , 2+ Microcyto..what does this mean...i also had low iron n feriitin
2+ schistocytes is pretty diagnostic for a lot of things by itself. Low iron and B12 can cause those other shape changes.
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Why would hypoxemia lead to sickling of RBCs? I mean hypoxemia caused by acidemia maybe but isolated hypoxemia should cause polycythemia, not sickling.
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